Love in the Limelight

Chapter 123

Elio took Astrid out for a drive, and she was snoozing as soon as they hit the road.

When she woke up, the car was parked. Just as she was about to sit up, Elio handed her a blindfold. “Put this on for me.”

“Why all the mystery?” Although she was a bit grumpy, Astrid still put on the blindfold.

Elio got out of the car, opened the door for her, and gently grabbed her wrist. “Don’t worry, I won’t do anything over the line.”

“Even if you had the guts, you wouldn’t dare.” Astrid scoffed, letting Elio lead her on.

A gentle breeze brushed against her face, and the air was filled with a faint floral scent.

After a while, something felt off. Just as she was about to remove the blindfold, Elio’s voice came from beside her. “Just wait a bit longer.”

A few minutes later, he said, “You can take it off now.”

Astrid lifted her hand and removed the blindfold. All she could see was a vast sea of blue roses. She was standing in a hot air balloon…

Elio: “This is for you, do you like it?”

Astrid nodded, she liked blue roses, but she liked this natural blue rose sea even more…

Such a sea of flowers had only appeared in her dreams before, and now Elio had made it a reality.

this flower field?” she asked.

looked at Astrid with a smile in his eyes and shook his head. “After I found out you like blue roses, I started growing natural blue roses

Elio started preparing everything after he found out Hal Cornett had sent Astrid rose petals. He couldn’t

petals?

sea of flowers that

sea of flowers, but she had one question in her mind. “When did you find out where

faint smile.

boyfriend?”

“Looks like I need to

ear as

immediately felt uncomfortable.

me darling, back off!” Astrid pushed Elio away with a slap and turned her head

at Astrid’s blushing earlobes, his eyes filled with tenderness.

the porch swing for a long time. It was almost dark when Elio

saw the car, waving his

his face full of discontent.

was

why was she out

atmosphere between the two seemed different from when they left.

Something was fishy…

out of the